La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 29, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, Juno 20, 1027 Pape Ten T7A GRANDR K VENT NO OBSERVER STUDIES "COAL" FOUND IN COUNTY University of Oregon Ge ologist Investigates Mineral Deposit. JOHKl'IIVOri (hf Mi st of Mh trip to outlyliiff point of hMcn l in the county. I'rof. V. t). Hntlth firove to i'ni(llH! aiit host rraitiu to invcHtijfiito the uViosjtM or pri mitive coal found there, llu in t hu Iirad of tlic tfcolotry Ji-j;w1 iin-nt of the 1'nivi-rnity of Oregon ami in licre with ti dozen stii'li'iit who arc putting in a month of Mild work. They an- c'uiiijhmI nboy the lukf near the plant of Hut KuU-r-prlwe Klt'Ctric company. I'rof. Smith wi'iit with K. t. l'or y t h ami wuh ncf'Oiiii;iiii('iI uLso hy I. H. itfitvlft and HylvNtfr II. lurltK)i. Kor years the no it h end deposits llUVe inleiestrd residents of tho county who were much ljleased with the' opport unity of showinjf thein to a trained eolo glst. Tin? material taken from t he earth has been tailed half devel oped eoiil. It is found on the I). W. Kiihn, 0. M. Cannon and oMkm fanns near Hie breaks of t he Grande Hondo rlvr. '. In a day or so I'rof. Smith will KO to Ztimwult to study the Kround where Indleiitions of oil have been observed for yeurw. An oily liquid, heavy and dark, ha exuded from a broken rock format Ion and has formed u film over springs nearby. It is suwtfeNled by hiymen that th(! rock may be the oil branny shah reported In other districts. A year end a half uko residents of 1 ho neighborhood and noun outsiders filed on tho oil rights of a. consid erable district but tiny have re ported no further developments. When I'rof. Smith has finished his study of the county he will tell local residents the results, and also will make u report in a booklet published by t lie university. This will plve the most careful, unpre judiced and scientific report v'r Issticd on the county, which should be Of KXcat value as a ffUlde to fu ture development. " The students, under tin Riddance of I'rof. Smith and his iisslmiuil, Miiuuel Sou .a, hitve been making tt detailed topographic, survey of tho inorulnc which Incloses Wal- PRESIDENT DEDICATES INDIANA PARK v' IVv ftl Wjk; ,f Ki l(Vki'"Jt V - Y Oiir First arv Celeraat ion In hs(br6f4he formation of the Wests largest food concern J n IiIm way to the Ulaek Mills I'rcxidfiit CooIiilKC HlupiH'I lit Hammond, Ind.. to dedicate "Wicker Memorial i';irU, a township's liniiUe testimonial to its World War dead. The arrow pnints to the preshlent ubove. tho inset showing tlic chief executive before the microphone. A crowd cstlimtU'it at 200,1100 people attended the ceremonies. Iowa fake, hikI the mountain rcRlon adjoining. They will explore otli cr pur la of 1 lie mountains luter, 1 iii;i,m. Mii,ij:.n m: A soft-crumbed cracker, a mm- siiouldcr-priekinK cracker, a crack er Unit the most timid of men can cut, boldly In bed, has jtmt been In vented, a disp;ileh from rhle;ino diselowes. Those who hitherto luive i-efniined from the delirious do liKht ot havlnt; their svafcrs in the hay, through fear of wounds, bruises, nekot hsIh or seveu-year-ilcli can gratify (heir passion now. . . . We are feverishly awaltiiiK the full pane ad Fhnwine; Henatur .1. I tdom lun n i Ale Whorl er with a bi'oad smile, saying "They fell fine!" Ahmgide Is a less f.Mlunale fdlow who has eaten his craekers hard, fle lias Ids shoulders to the post, f le winces, grimaces, seratehes. "ITobably half Ihis mans life is spi-nt scratehing the lieklb'h nbnis ions that rcMtll from the friction of niMi-resilent ei-aeker crumbs In j bed," tlie ad will tell you. Verily America is ihc seat of wisdom. 149 Students of U. of 0. "Flunk" During 1926-27 Enjoy That New-Car Appearance Constantly r.M VKiisrry cm-' o h i: g a s, ' t'hlgene, June 2 (Kptcial) i)lU! i hundred 1'orfy-niuc stlldenlS 1 "riunked'' out of the I'nlversily of Oregon d uring I he school year i l!t:'i;-7, il was revaled in figures' announced today at the registrar's ofliee, A wei-dttig prDer.ss of the first two terms of the year hud so i-educi'd the number of academic laggards 1 hat In t lie spring !erut ! just eiiiled. the "! I a n tiers' )i inn- ! Iieied b-ss than half those of tho' fall term. j Spring term flunks numbered .'50 j IT men and women. Seventeen j men and one woman failed to make the five hours required for fresh-j men or seven hours required for j menioers oi trie tnree upper classes. Five men and three wo men were dropped under the 1 7 hour rule imposed on probal ionecs, and three men and one woman were flunked been use of failure to meet special re!iiiremeti t s imposed by the scholastic committee In their individual coses. The year's figures show a decid ed advantage for women students. Of Ihc MH who flunked out, there were l'J t men and -5 women. Tills ratio w us ii pproximat cd in each of the terms. I Muni rating the drop in the number of flunks as the yen r progressed, tho following fi gures are given: r'nll term, i r flunks; winter term, tl; spring term, ;i'. succc.vmI ally treated for centuries before iheir cause was known, and, wli'-u finally discovered, it was us ually found unnecessary to depart from the treatment that had grown with the race to combat it. Two of the greatest scourges of the race, tjyphilis and malaria, wer cured long before laboratory work ers brought tiled- t raining and sch utilic imagination into play and superbly revealed their causes. The available means for the sjue-cc.s.-:ful management of this appar enily increasing menace to the race will prevent lis ever becoming the unconti ollable menace that pes simists say it will. 1 .indhcrgh's reply to I 'resident ('inlidge (oiinied HM words, Mr. Dawes would like lo have that, fel low in the senate, tiolf Is the third nmst danger tnit sport, according lo an insur ance company. What could you expect, with all those broken bot tles around the 1 !M h hole V AMDDILC B. w '1) V ...-! HEALTH rITH the Proxlin-finishcd car it is pottsihle to con stantly enjoy that newness and beauty whit h iave you a feeling of satisfaction as you drove your car the first month or two after it left the ware-room. Proxlin gives a rich, pleasing finish when first applied, hut in stead of soon growing cloudy, dull and ordinary-appear ing, the l'roxlin-finished car brightens up with caJi cleaning with the same ease and results that attend the wiping of your dulled wind-shield glass, l'roxlin is the modern lacquer enamel that has revolutionized auto finishing, gois on quickly, no long waiting, looks good when applied and improves with use. Mud, road-tar, excessive heat, moisture, snow and sleet, have no eflect on ii j docs not scratch or mar easily a beautiful and permanent finish. Come in and let us lei! you about il further, cam i;u vim. us to i;,iii.v ATTACK lly .hinics I'. I Very, A. M l. I)., l.os Angclci .Member ( 1 organ Memorial I nst. Cancer can be likened to a Kaster chick easily done for if roughly handled lu its early de velopment. The deadly attributes ill cancer are cattbv com na ra bio I to tho methods of the rattlesnake-. I He w ill kill unless the trick is done lo him first, and It usually re iplircH a man lo do it. I'ussy-foutlng with either a can-I eer or a rattlesnake acconi plisln-s j only one t hing It nut kes them more effeclively desi ruet ive. Hut j there is nothing inure sntuiitssiv c ; or yielding, as tar as t real nu-nt j is concerned, than cancer, it it is uileriy destroyed early. J I'aiicei- MeelilM tile gl'eilt iUoblelll, ; that it is today mainly because it I has almost been h tt alone tu lis . -vll inlschh-l'. So many of Hie ! India headed monsteis thai have been responsible for the the ills of' niankiud have been beaten back ! Mom the front line where Hoy . had heretofore desl roved com fort j ami itivlicd death, that the sub- j iect o!" cancer seems mid looks j much hi rgef by w ay ol con I rast than it iormeiiy did. Many of these diseases had hem ACME QUALITY Perkins Motor Co. ' ( or. Illi & Adams. Main 500 t 1 H I jr m .'hi a. lMiJ!lW.ltilMIU' (he Wfsl pntwd haiitln tin ll pun" ( climinatmK wsU; mi re;iMii t-lli. icncy. improvHiR sfrvk'P anct k.wprmg toul ccti in mc ll is j da !;)!'. e niu h 1111 ltt.Y 1- ntt just a war ago ibe I wo lorrntosl if dutnijuiinj; nrsnniiilfits in J I iii PnnrtMu-f to even faniilv in ten wrtterii staU Iwausc il marks llu- lakine ni ihe rratft tijrwaitJ sirp m in rconnnwaj titMrimiuon hi ok- iih rMiursui nit- ui.n uw tas v? r known. iit of this fiiMiig ni llw brain pewcr. Iraininp .nut financial s'rciitli of (jreal nrgan iwhuns haviiiR uV mmr htttli UierM ol servifftht:; uninn of ahilitifti. (Hirnnses a-id rndMvors has ctime tlw West's Uresl e t1 rnmi-ni and Amtriia's iiikJ etfn if nl and eronomical meihMi of retail friod store opcratiofi. 11w rmill.i hnvt alfrfv bfn nf intf4rt twfii ti ihfjah our united ffirU 4tv) ionw"js fxihiim hvr run int'i fHgnn( tnljli s rngs llut rnt nlo thr pfkrt.M) 'Kjr p.iliHn in Ih H.ni Fn.nrr ulty kiwprnl bvmg rnM - Mmv nrHi tA r;.p-"iv mr hnrllfl(k "I mMirlurvliv hat Hnw aa.iv iml (liinifUlnt. giwlt'v hn bren bfiiglit aider ntp'l ay) t Mmidirfi ot strvict eWaWiiSH itut im no mul n)T lifte. OtirdwnprTWIhIiwhfMfniiJinvmiis'lHinr' b"" jii tlifmimp Wt-'invr mrinHrtt ntiruMMimni ti thf rxUnrv i-itfiii Uwitr l itv -.utf "l N,-liiiitu ai.d intiMt j)'""1 V.'i 1 .'), 11 ri ialS t j(hhoii r.iVJy S"'"'.'"1.""! irid.iht-end nnol yvii In vi-w of all lltMC Iti.nft we leei (Iwl we iHitfht to f.-Wi.;i-A afliiifihiflg 'h.I llu itidiiLio m liiMiiif of lint Mjn-jli. .nit rttt.ttKrfi 1"lr-(irc oil ihf dolt iwiw-d l w, wr wilt I'tii-i iii Hk itimny lo elfft t umivial mmi'K'-oh ywr dvl in "filrf iImi Km. inav )'im wuh in in .in ,ip'Hi-t wlum "t itn' E'fiO I'liia lhi f.u -fn'lT-!w'i Nuie li -tnd pr. uif lo stuik up uLciilly .mU'!'' '.uiiUA UK .fr vr lhn fW Imnrtr m- unif- hsvi A-t-trAc-tive Safewav CleJjrat-isfc Savants for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of - this weeK Mayonnaise Gold Medal Brand. Improves any salad. PT. , 39c Crisco The ix'L'Xcet shortening. vegetable. 3 Pounds Cheese I'll re Golden Uod Brand. Full cream. 75c LB. 25c LB. QIC J2 Carload of Watermelons All sizes. Dark green round color and full of sugar. Water melons Ihese melons were mo,()ns are just as important selected by our own produce buyer in the famous El Centra for the Fourth as fireworks. district. The meat is deep red All melons are guaranteed. LB. lie J2 Sugar 100 l'ounds .... $6.75 Coffee "aiming sugar. Pure cane. Extra fine. Skaggs' White Wrap. The su preme combination of the finest nigh grown coffees . LB. 43c Laundry Soap Crystal White 20 liars 75C Machine Soap Pect's Granulated Pure Soap f Urge rjr U Packages 1 uL Palmolive Pure Palm and Olive Oils 3 Bars 19C Peaches Tree ripened fruit packed in good syrup. No. 21,-. cans. Corn Flakes Regular svit packages Kellogg's or Post Toasties. & Packages . 15c ,. e trU Hurt-mi sm:-sm ro.xis a hi-; I'OIM l,II Hh I.Hlir, is. ti't'i;ill liuly MinKc. Hut Mr., l ianlv l,ii.aru ot l-on- llllll llisillpulU('-lt l tot tff tliciu iftfntl, when she hal tills to. it uuulc nil it rl of an prut !Kiu. A Business Opportunity linr of ( hi' Dtili"! anil nmt n jitt) iihtr ilish llMHiM'- ul Aiitfiniultili-v in I lir vintr I in s ,-iu oK-iiin in I ,j (.tjimir tor 11 hluh rln-"- ilvjilrr for I iiiou iioo' Wiillouu 1 .iiiiilirs. thr ltm nl t in s in In- i 1 11 1 M i-l'd in llN'illl nnct im I lot Mill M II Jlllll lumilh Uiiouii itiiil hiiy ihr po. iilttr ii)iral nl i it r uiilioni siu . I lliriou iM.ili(, ttppi iMiini t- or prl. Iiiriiuinri-, imjii-t ul ion tnmi hnth In (01 anil ili-n ill u lor w til In-Irri-I.v ulrn hi t-i r Imiii lit al llu- rljjtf iiuiii in rnihh-hiii nu-l Hlninlaiiiiiiu a ii oi tlalilr tiii-iiii's. All apill( Htiotts intt-i lw in win. hu; ainl III In- tit hi in Mri ( nm flclriM K Address XI Care The Observer A us. '-s 5 Cnii 2 0 95c 39c Jello America's dessert. All flavors. 'J Packages .... 25c New Potatoes Fancy quality, uniform size. 6 Pounds 25C Prunes Large Italian Variety. 4 pounds 29c Flour Myrtle Brand. Scientifically milled from the finest hard wheat. Every sack guaranteed. 49L.Bag $1.69 BBL. 1 Bags $6.75 Hams Morrell's Pride fancy eastern sugar cured. LB. Half Ham .. 29c Bacon Morrell's fancy light bacon, wel streaked. Sugar cured. LB. Peanuts 31c Fresh roasted. Jumbo size. Lu Pounds .... 29c Honey Clover and Alfalfa. 10 Pounds . 98c 4 " V -A jvv rv y hi Vl-7 A V M " ' , M.. l-hlliiilviMlila liiin-nu ! STAR SUAMSTRLSS f l'n.:le S-mi's Ha Iicloiy l Phlladclpliiii. P.v, Miss 1 kirn N.vh Ins l!if )o! of slikliing ihe iUus on .v!l ihc fl.is and banner used ly ihj arn-.y r i 1 1 Anniversary Values in Canning Supplies In order to offer these prices we made a has advanced sharply in the past month. Vou tremendous purchase of BALL MASON and will be wise to buy your season's supplies at IDEAL (glass top) fruit jars. The market these prices. Ball Mason Jars With zinc top and rubbers. PINTS,,,,,, 79c QTS . Dozen . 93c V GAL.-uoz. $1.25 A, it i m r 1 7rKr- n r- 1, 11 mm w Ideal Jars With glass tops and rubbers. PINTS Dozen .... 95c Q1S. Dozen $1.19 Rubbers DOZ. 5c Jelly Glasses One third or one half pint. DOZ 39c Certo For making jams and jellies. U Bottles 55c 25 Cl5a Qj 5 STTGDKIEEQ 1 'I I JL 1